这是目前车企进军人形机器人赛道的众多案例之一。由于在技术路线方面有天然优势，汽车主机厂及产 业链相关企业成为下场造机器人的跨界主力。记者注意到，目前包括奇瑞汽车、东风汽车、黑芝麻智 能、商汤科技等在内的多家汽车相关企业已经发布了相关产品。 日前，商汤科技旗下大晓机器人在上海召开发布会，发布了具身超级大脑模组A1、开悟世界模型3.0等 多个产品，并且在具身本体、芯片、硬件等领域与头部企业合作。 商汤科技联合创始人、执行董事、大晓机器人董事长王晓刚在接受记者采访时表示，汽车和机器人有很 多相通的地方。"公司入局赛道以场景和产品为导向，满足客户的需求降低成本，在此基础上，公司尽 量希望依靠合作伙伴和生态的力量。" 新玩家竞相涌入 中经记者 杨让晨 石英婧 上海报道 人形机器人正在成为龙头车企的"第三增长曲线"。 2026年1月5日，奇瑞集团发文称，公司正在加速孵化包括墨甲机器人在内的第三增长曲线。《中国经营 报》记者注意到，此前不久的2026年1月1日，奇瑞墨甲机器人已经收到了一笔新投资。 芜湖伯特利汽车安全系统股份有限公司（以下简称"伯特利"，603596.SH）在2026年1月1日发布公告 称，将向墨甲机器人投 ...

Core Insights - The Chinese robotics industry is poised for significant growth by the end of 2025, with humanoid robots transitioning from experimental concepts to practical applications, achieving over 50% growth and indicating a trillion-yuan industry on the horizon [1] - The entry of major players from various sectors such as automotive, electronics, and the internet into the robotics field marks a shift from niche exploration to widespread competition, creating a unique trend of "cross-industry integration" [1] Group 1: Market Dynamics - In the first eight months of 2025, the primary market financing in the robotics sector reached 38.624 billion yuan, 1.8 times the total for 2024, highlighting the blue ocean effect attracting significant investment [2] - The global industrial robot sales are projected to reach 542,000 units in 2024, with China accounting for 295,000 units, representing 54% of the global market [2] - By 2025, the Chinese robotics market is expected to exceed 150 billion yuan, capturing 35% of the global market share, with predictions suggesting the market for embodied intelligence could reach 400 billion yuan by 2030 and over a trillion yuan by 2035 [2] Group 2: Industry Trends - At least 20 automotive companies have entered the humanoid robot market by the end of 2025, with notable developments including Chery's humanoid robot Mocha and BYD's production line for core robot components [3] - The automotive industry's supply chain overlaps significantly with robotics, with a 60% compatibility rate, driving car manufacturers to invest in robotics as they view vehicles as "mobile intelligent robots" [3] - Home appliance manufacturers are transitioning from traditional manufacturing to smart ecosystems, with companies like Midea establishing dedicated innovation centers for humanoid robots and developing comprehensive R&D systems [7] Group 3: Strategic Shifts - The automotive sector is seen as a key player in the transition to robotics, with companies like Geely planning to invest 5 billion yuan over three years to develop critical components and establish an ecosystem covering all robotics applications [6] - Internet giants are leveraging their technological and capital advantages to enter the robotics space, with ByteDance and Huawei making significant investments in developing advanced robotic models and systems [8] - The competition in the robotics sector is viewed as a strategic restructuring driven by technological advancements, with companies aiming to activate existing technological capabilities and build new ecosystems [9] Group 4: Challenges Ahead - Despite the enthusiasm for entering the robotics market, cross-industry players face challenges such as adapting core competencies to the robotics field, where technology paths are still being defined [10] - The high precision and stability required for industrial applications pose significant challenges for companies transitioning from other sectors, as they may struggle to meet the diverse demands of various operational environments [11] - Cost remains a critical issue, with companies like BYD and GAC aiming to reduce the production cost of humanoid robots to below 200,000 yuan, which requires overcoming substantial supply chain and process optimization challenges [11]

Core Viewpoint - Chery's rise is attributed to a long-term strategy and systematic capabilities, showcasing a unique competitive strength that is often underestimated by the market [1][22]. Group 1: Market Performance and Recognition - Chery has achieved significant export sales, with a cumulative export of 1.1996 million vehicles from January to November 2025, marking a 14.7% year-on-year increase [6][7]. - The company has consistently ranked first in China's automotive export sector, with a monthly export of 136,700 vehicles in November 2025, reflecting a substantial 30.3% growth compared to the previous year [7]. - Chery's net profit grew by 28% in the first three quarters of 2025, significantly outpacing the 18% revenue growth, indicating strong profitability [6]. Group 2: Strategic Developments - Chery is set to list on the Hong Kong capital market in 2025, receiving positive ratings from major investment banks like Bank of America and CICC, which have initiated coverage with "buy" or "outperform" ratings [4][5]. - The company is focusing on a multi-brand strategy and diverse powertrain development, with expectations for new models to be launched by 2026, enhancing its growth potential in the new energy vehicle sector [5]. Group 3: Technological Advancements - Chery's "瑶光2025" strategy emphasizes long-term R&D, with a focus on five core areas: Mars architecture, Kunpeng power, Lingxi intelligent cockpit, Falcon intelligent driving, and Galaxy ecosystem [10]. - The company has made significant advancements in solid-state battery technology, achieving a cell energy density of 600Wh/kg, which is expected to enhance electric vehicle range to 1200-1300 kilometers [10][11]. - Chery's new generation Kunpeng Tianqing hybrid engine boasts over 48% thermal efficiency, aiming to challenge fuel consumption standards [11][13]. Group 4: Globalization and Market Expansion - Chery has established a sales network in over 120 countries, implementing a "localization" strategy that ensures products meet diverse market demands [9]. - The company has built a robust global user base, with over 18.28 million users worldwide, including more than 5.7 million overseas users [7]. Group 5: Ecosystem Transition - Chery is transitioning from automotive manufacturing to intelligent robotics, with the launch of the "墨甲机器人" (Mojia Robot) and plans for significant growth in this sector [16][19]. - The company aims to leverage its automotive expertise to develop practical applications for robots, targeting a sales goal of over 40,000 units by 2030 [21].

Core Viewpoint - Chery's rapid advancement in the embodied intelligence and robotics sector is highlighted by the delivery of its 1000th robot dog, Argos, within a year of launching its robotics business, showcasing a comprehensive strategic development blueprint that includes core strategies, technological capabilities, and global expansion [2][4]. Group 1: Strategic Intent - Chery's entry into the robotics field is driven by a vision to explore new growth avenues beyond automotive, positioning robotics as a core growth engine for the future [4][5]. - The company views robots as a larger market than automobiles, aiming to integrate core technologies such as intelligent perception and AI models to create a dual intelligent terminal ecosystem of "automobiles + robots" [5][6]. Group 2: Global Vision and Design - Chery's robotics initiative is led by its international business head, reflecting a unique global perspective that enhances its competitive advantage [7][9]. - The company has achieved EU certification for its robots, establishing a foundation for rapid global business development and demonstrating product reliability and safety [9][10]. Group 3: Technological Integration - Chery's robotics leverage its automotive expertise, sharing technological advantages in areas like intelligent driving and AI, achieving a significant leap in capabilities from L2 to L3 [10][11]. - The company is collaborating with local governments to establish a "vehicle-machine collaborative innovation center," aiming to create a leading global "robot-automobile collaborative system" [11][12]. Group 4: Market Deployment and Expansion - Chery's robots are designed for practical applications, with a clear three-step expansion plan focusing on automotive retail, public services, and eventually household applications [12][15]. - The company has successfully deployed its robots in over 30 countries, with the goal of selling over 40,000 robots and 90,000 robot dogs by 2030, aiming for a significant scale breakthrough [15][16].

未来10年，人形机器人的成本降幅或将达到60%—70%。 今年下半年以来，多地开始加速推出具身智能、人形机器人行业发展政策。据《中国经营报》记者不完 全统计，目前，上海市、南京市等多座长三角地区城市已经发布或通过了相关产业发展实施计划或方 案。 据贝恩公司预测，到2035年，全球人形机器人年销量有望达到600万台，市场规模突破1200亿美元；在 乐观场景下，销量甚至可能超过1000万台，市场规模达到2600亿美元。"未来10年，人形机器人不仅将 重塑工业生产，更将深刻影响商业服务和家庭生活，开启'通用型劳动力'时代。" 在此背景下，已有诸多企业选择入局这一充满发展潜力的赛道。除了现有的人形机器人主机厂外，包括 汽车主机厂、汽车芯片供应商等企业也在加速布局。 对此，贝恩公司全球合伙人、大中华区高科技业务主席成鑫告诉记者，人形机器人产业取得突破，不仅 是技术问题，更是生态问题。"未来10年，能够在成本、技术和应用场景方面实现协同发展的企业，将 更有机会在市场中占据领先位置。对于企业而言，人形机器人已经不是'是否参与'的问题，而是'如何参 与'的问题，现在正是企业进行战略布局的窗口期。" 各路"新玩家"不断涌入 不 ...

Core Insights - Chery Group has achieved significant growth in the new energy vehicle sector, with October 2025 sales surpassing 110,000 units, marking a 54.7% year-on-year increase, and a cumulative sales figure nearing 700,000 units for the first ten months of the year, reflecting a 73.1% increase [1][2] Group 1: Transformation and Design - Chery's transformation began with a deep reflection on its identity, evolving from a "tech-focused" brand to one that emphasizes user experience and aesthetic appeal [2] - The company has established ten design centers globally, employing over a thousand international designers, which has led to significant improvements in design quality, evidenced by awards such as the two Red Dot Design Awards for the new QQ concept car [2][3] - Chery's commitment to quality is demonstrated by its establishment of over 100 enterprise standards that exceed national benchmarks, leading to recognition as the only domestic brand to win five awards in J.D. Power's 2025 China Vehicle Series Research [3] Group 2: Product Matrix and Market Positioning - Chery's product matrix in the new energy sector is thriving, with multiple successful models such as the Fengyun A9L and Jietu Zongheng G700, which have garnered significant sales and set new market benchmarks [4][6] - The Fengyun T11, described as a redefinition of luxury, received nearly 30,000 pre-orders and over 38,000 orders within 24 hours of its launch, indicating strong market acceptance [4][6] Group 3: Global Strategy and Smart Technology - Chery's global strategy has led to the export of 1.06 million vehicles in the first ten months of the year, with a remarkable 240% increase in sales in the European market [7][8] - The company has introduced advanced technologies such as AI smart vehicle architecture and L4 autonomous driving, showcasing its commitment to innovation in the smart vehicle sector [8] - Chery's approach to smart technology extends beyond vehicles, with successful commercialization of its墨甲 robots in various international markets, indicating a broader vision for growth in the "smart electric" era [8] Group 4: Long-term Vision and Industry Impact - Chery's recent achievements reflect a long-term commitment to quality, innovation, and strategic growth, positioning the company as a significant player in the global automotive industry [9] - The company's evolution from producing affordable vehicles to redefining luxury and smart electric vehicles illustrates a broader trend in the transformation of China's manufacturing sector [9]

Core Insights - Chery Group has achieved significant growth in the new energy vehicle sector, with monthly sales surpassing 110,000 units in October 2025, marking a 54.7% year-on-year increase, and a cumulative sales figure nearing 700,000 units for the year, reflecting a 73.1% growth [2][20] - The company has undergone a transformation in its design philosophy, moving from a technical focus to a more holistic approach that includes aesthetics and user experience, evidenced by the success of its new QQ concept car, which won two German Red Dot Design Awards [5][6] - Chery's commitment to quality and safety has led to it being recognized as the only domestic brand to win five awards in J.D. Power's 2025 China Vehicle Series Research, establishing it as a "Five Crown King" in the industry [7][10] Product Matrix - Chery's product lineup in the new energy sector is thriving, with the Fengyun A9L achieving over 10,000 sales for three consecutive months and the Jietu Zongheng G700 receiving over 15,000 orders within 24 hours of its launch [12][13] - The Fengyun T11, described as a redefinition of luxury by Chery's chairman, has garnered nearly 30,000 pre-orders and over 38,000 orders within 24 hours of its launch, indicating strong market acceptance [12][13] Global Strategy - Chery has exported 1.06 million vehicles from January to October 2025, marking the fastest pace for a Chinese brand to exceed one million exports in a year, with a notable 2.4-fold increase in sales in the European market [14][20] - The company is advancing its global strategy by transitioning from simple product exports to localized ecological implementations, enhancing its presence in various international markets [14][16] Technological Advancements - Chery has made significant strides in intelligent technology, launching over ten globally leading technologies, including AI smart chassis and L4-level autonomous driving systems, showcasing its commitment to innovation [16][18] - The company emphasizes the importance of quality alongside technological advancements, aiming to navigate the challenges of electrification and intelligence with a strong focus on safety and reliability [18][20]

Group 1 - The robotics industry is experiencing accelerated deployment both domestically and internationally, with significant events expected in September and October 2023. Key developments include Tesla's plans for the Gen 3 robot and the upcoming World Manufacturing Conference showcasing 40 robotics companies [1] - Tesla's Optimus GEN3 is anticipated to launch in October 2023, with mass production expected to begin in early 2026. Additionally, Nvidia is rapidly entering the humanoid robot market, collaborating with Foxconn to unveil a robot in November [1] - Domestic companies like Chery and XPeng are also set to release new robotic products, with XPeng's Iron humanoid robot expected to be showcased on October 24, 2023, and mass production planned for the second half of 2026 [1] Group 2 - Tesla's focus on the dexterous hand as a critical component for the Gen 3 robot highlights its strategic importance in achieving fine-tuned operations and intelligent interactions. The dexterous hand is seen as the final piece for scaling up production [2] - The engineering complexity of the dexterous hand accounts for approximately half of the overall development of humanoid robots, making it a core focus in iterations. Its technological barriers encompass hardware, algorithms, and application scenarios [2] - The dexterous hand is essential for the robot's "brain," influencing decision-making and training efficiency, and is expected to have a strong commercial model that may precede the full robot's market release [3]

Key Points - The article discusses the upcoming changes in the taxation policy for electric vehicles in China, indicating a shift from full tax exemption to a reduced tax rate starting in 2026, reflecting the maturity of the market [4] - It highlights the recent regulatory actions against Xiaohongshu for failing to manage harmful content, emphasizing the government's focus on maintaining a healthy online ecosystem [6] - The article mentions the delay in the launch of the iPhone Air in China due to regulatory requirements, with Apple working closely with authorities to expedite the process [11] - It reports on the stock buyback by the founder of ZhiMi Technology, indicating strong cash flow and operational health, which is a common practice among tech companies to consolidate control [12] - The article notes the establishment of vehicle research institutes by Geely for its brands, indicating a strategic move to enhance product development and brand differentiation [17] - It covers the significant investment by Alibaba in an AI video generation startup, highlighting the growing trend of integrating AI into various sectors, particularly in video content creation [20][21] - The article discusses the comments from Ant Group's CEO regarding the company's stance on virtual currencies, emphasizing compliance and risk management [22] - It mentions the legal actions taken by Li Auto against malicious online campaigns aimed at damaging its brand reputation, showcasing the challenges faced by companies in maintaining their public image [24]

Group 1 - The company has been providing components such as headsets, foot mats, and sealing parts for the Mocha robot developed by Chery [2]